Professor Helen Thomas (Principal Investigator)

Dr Jen Tarr (Research Fellow)

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 2011

 Tarr, J. and Thomas, H. (2011) 'Mapping Embodiment: Methodologies for representing pain and injury.' Qualitative Research 11(2): 1-17.  

 

2009

Thomas, H. and Tarr, J. (2009) 'Dancers' experiences of pain and injury: positive and negative effects.' Journal for Dance Medicine and Science 13(2): 51-9. 

 

 2006

Presentation of aims and objectives of the research to MSc Dance Science students and staff, Laban, London, February 8.

‘Mapping pain and injury: embodiment, visuality and dance', British Sociological Association, annual Sociology of Health and Medicine conference, Edinburgh, Scotland, September 14-17.

`Mapping pain and injury: research process and initial findings', Roehampton University Research Seminars, London, November 9.

`A socio-cultural analysis of dancers' embodied understandings of pain and injury: perceptions and practices', European Sociological Association Culture Network, Gwent, Belgium, November 15-18.

‘Pain and injury in a cultural context: dancers' embodied understandings and visual mapping' London College of Fashion Centenary Research Fellows Lecture series, November 29.